The use of guided self-help to treat anxiety and/or depression in people with intellectual disabilities is in its infancy. The SAINT (Self-Assessment and INTervention) is the first widely available resource developed specifically for this population. Using colour photographs and easy read text, the SAINT offers a structured and accessible way to deliver guided self-help with this population. By using a daily diary, clients can learn to recognise their emotions and develop ways to cope with them.
Detailing the development of the SAINT and the rationale for its use, Guided Self-Help for People with Intellectual Disabilities and Anxiety and Depression explores the role of guided self-help, its evidence base and its role in treating anxiety and depression. It shares experiences from individuals who have used guided self-help in their own lives, and helps facilitators to prepare for sessions with clients who are using the SAINT.
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EDDIE CHAPLIN is Professor of Mental Health in Neurodevelopmental Disorders at London South Bank University. He has extensive clinical experience in mental health services for individuals with learning disabilities and autism spectrum disorders across the lifespan.
JANE MCCARTHY is Consultant Psychiatrist and Programme Director for Research and Development at the Estia Centre, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King's College London.
STEVE HARDY is a Consultant Nurse in Learning Disabilities at Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust. He has worked in mental health services for people with learning disabilities for more than two decades.
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Mixed Media Product. Condition: New. The use of guided self-help for people with intellectual disabilities to treat depression and/or anxiety is in its infancy. The SAINT (Self-Assessment and INTervention) is the first resource to be made commonly available which has been developed specifically for people with intellectual disabilities. Using colour photographs and easy read text, the SAINT offers a structured and accessible way to deliver guided self-help with this population. By using a daily diary, clients can learn to recognise their emotions and develop ways to cope with them. This facilitator manual explores the role of guided self-help, its evidence base and its role in treating anxiety and depression. It details the development of the SAINT and the rationale for its use, and offers experiences from individuals who have used it in their own lives. The manual will help a facilitator to prepare for sessions with a client who is using the SAINT. Seller Inventory # LU-9781909810532
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Mixed Media Product. Condition: New. The use of guided self-help for people with intellectual disabilities to treat depression and/or anxiety is in its infancy. The SAINT (Self-Assessment and INTervention) is the first resource to be made commonly available which has been developed specifically for people with intellectual disabilities. Using colour photographs and easy read text, the SAINT offers a structured and accessible way to deliver guided self-help with this population. By using a daily diary, clients can learn to recognise their emotions and develop ways to cope with them. This facilitator manual explores the role of guided self-help, its evidence base and its role in treating anxiety and depression. It details the development of the SAINT and the rationale for its use, and offers experiences from individuals who have used it in their own lives. The manual will help a facilitator to prepare for sessions with a client who is using the SAINT. Seller Inventory # LU-9781909810532
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